At 20:29 14/12/98 +0000, Gunnar Evermann wrote:
Gunnar Evermann <ge204(a)eng.cam.ac.uk> writes:
In my trace 'instantiator' is a string (at least in frame #12 and up).
This weird function 'process_image_string_instantiator' seems to make
up its return value from various funny places, which I wouldn't
necessarily trust. Maybe a gcpro of 'instantiator' could save the
day???
It's not wierd :) It allows things like "myimage.xpm" to be mapped to [xpm
"myimage.xpm"]. However, it looks to me like instantiator *should* be
GCPRO'd in this instance - normally the instantiator is implicitly GCPRO'd
because it will be part of the glyph referenced by some extent. However
mapping a string instantiator to a vector violates this.
andy
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